EL APACHE TEVEZ
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No need to say sorry mate,only messin.
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Puma - £650M shirt deal confirmed
- Thread starter The Light Was Yellow Sir
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No, it's a blow for you.They have the presence of £50m a year though which I’m sure will help to soften the blow.
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No they didn't. We didn't agreed with them, so it could be just a nice way to let other companies come with an offer.They now, apparently, have a big club sponsor.
No, you're talking out of your arse mister moan.At least some of you are happy that you can have a good old moan at something. I’m sure a few on here were upset that they hadn’t been able to for a while.
gordondaviesmoustache
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You're such a heel.No, you're talking out of your arse mister moan.
OB1
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I thought we were supposed to be nailed on for Under Armour?
Maybe UA got the boot because Puma made a much better offer and are now a shoe-in.
Almost be amusing if kit threads become full of people wishing for Nike back!
Not a fan of what Puma have done with Gunners' kits and they don't have many big clubs as far as I am aware. Their Uruguay shirt is OK and they have made some decent Lazio shirts in the past so maybe they work well with sky blue.
I was quite liking the idea of UA but I'm unlikely to buy a shirt these days; however, I'd like to be tempted.
Maybe UA got the boot because Puma made a much better offer and are now a shoe-in.
Almost be amusing if kit threads become full of people wishing for Nike back!
Not a fan of what Puma have done with Gunners' kits and they don't have many big clubs as far as I am aware. Their Uruguay shirt is OK and they have made some decent Lazio shirts in the past so maybe they work well with sky blue.
I was quite liking the idea of UA but I'm unlikely to buy a shirt these days; however, I'd like to be tempted.
SWP's back
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No I don’t think I am. Puma are an excellent choice and would quadruple our income from shirt supplier. They also make some lovely kits.No, you're talking out of your arse mister moan.
Plays By Sense Of Smell
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Dipper perhaps?You're such a heel.
quiet_riot
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I think Puma is a good choice, a popular brand, but a bit niche too, just different to the popular nike and adidas, very 'City'.
Anyone know who decides - is it club or shirt supplier, about when the club wears second or third strips? Arsenal frequently wear 2nd/3rd away even when no colour clash, e.g. recently vs Everton. They wore home top a lot more when under Nike